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Order to Show Cause.
N THE PROBATE COUET uF IEFFEEsnN COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TEEETToET-

N THE PROBATE CDUET uF IEFFEEsOS CUCSTT,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
In the matter Of estate of George BarthrOp. dee.
Order 10 show causc why decree Of distribU-
ton should not iP made
ON reading and iilin- the petition Of Emma
Eliza BarthrOp, The admiHiStratriN of the estate
OF George BarihfOp. deceased. setting forth that
she has filed her final accounts OF her admins
tntiOn II the estate of said deceased in this
court. and that the same has been duly settled
AM allowed that all debts and expenses of nd
mInisrafion have been duly paid. ard that a
portion Of said estate remaining TO br distTibui-
cd in accordance with tho last will and testament
among the persons entitled.
II l. ordered that all persons inter- Sted in the
estate of the said George BarthTOp. deceased. be
and appear before the Probate CoEri of Jefferson
County. W T., ON Tuesday. Jan. 9Th, 4. d. iSs1,
at 10 q clock n m, then and there 10 show cause
why an order Of distribution shOuIl nor he made
of The rpSidde Of said estate 10 the heirs AT law
as provided for in said last vii! and testament.
II Is further ordered that copy of this order
Ge published foT thTcc successive weeks before
the 4th day of January, 1897, in the ARGUS. a
newspaper printed and published in said county.
Dated December eth. I~SG.
j. J. H. VAN BOkKELEN.
w:td Judge of The Probate Court
, 1887-01-06
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United STATES DrsrglcT LaSp orrtcE.

Notice j. hereby giyen that, in compliance with
the provisions nf the ACJ al Congress approved
,juUr 3. 1875. entitled An Act inT the >alc OF
Timber Lands ia the States Of California Orcgoa
Nevada. and Washington Territory -tib'rt +.
tiuciZ. q! EIu" CCIu.v. Washington Territory,
has this day fled ia th~ ot'iCc his application TO
rurchg~r the 1. nr 81 /, , and - !. "f 8 y ;, Of
SIC ~. u. in ."nN.hiP so ., nnr' H. J;IH.r No.
Il. ""-f Of Ia Wii1m-Itr Merrill: u.
ANY rn'l a! PERSONS claiming alvcr@e = the
said described Land. ar any lEr'ri con Thereof.
are Hereby required Ia IiIc their C:iius IL Ibis
Oii!'c with iu sixty ,Gr days from ,';jte hereof.
Given under my han.'. ~ my Office. III n!Nm-
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S- .l''w Register oi fuo Land B'icc.
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SUM MONS

In justices Court-Before j. j. ii. Van BOkkc-
len, Justice of Peace in and for Port Town
send precinct.
ii. L. EuEkett and Charles Eisenhris. Copari-
nrrs Is Burkett ~ Fscnbcis, Plaintiffs, VS. e.
B. Pierce, defendant.
Territory of Washington, County OF jefferson
Tot c. Il. Pierce: YOu arc hereby Iotifed that
Burkett n Eisenheis have flied claim against
You in said court. which will come On TO he
heard at my Office in Port Townsend, Jefferson
County Washington Territory. un The 18th day
of Jannary, A D.. 1887, at the hour of 10 O'Clock
Il. m. and unless you appear and then and there
answer, the zane will be taken as confessed. and
the demand OF The plaintiffs granted; the object
and demand of said claim is 10 recover from You
the sum of S91-.5. due aud owing from You 10
plaintiffs for goods, wares and merchandise
furnished yoa by them at your request; alSe 20
recover upon certain accounts due from you to
Oliver Wood, 81. Charles Wood. go. and Fred
erick Bradshaw and William Don0Vau. Copart-
Hcrs u bradshaw Il Donavan. SO and by them
assigned in writing for value TO plaintiffs.
amounting to the sum of SIn2: total demand
SI29.i5. j. j. ii. VAN BOhkELES,
Justice Of Peace.
Complaint fiI-d November I'D, 4. d, 1876
, 1887-01-06

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
tsict of Washington Territory. holding terms
nj Port Townsend. Jefferson County. for the
Counties of Jefferson, Island, ClallaIn and
san Juan.
MARY CESS, PIaiRtif' w. on
PHILFr GrEss. Defendant,
The United States of america send Creetingt o
Philip Giess, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In I'm action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District court Of The Third Judicial
District of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at the city Of Port Townsend. III the
County Of jefferson, for the Counties of JelTeT-
son, Island, ClllIIm and san JuGu. and 70 answer
the CumpiaiEt fled therein within sixty days
after the fist publication of this summons or
judgment by default Will be taken against You.
according 10 the prayer OF the complaint filed
herein.
The cause and general naIpTe of the action is
a follows: The plaiLtiE, Mary GesS, brings
this action against the defendant, Philip Gicss.
to obtain decree diSSOlying the bonds of matri-
mOny between plaintiff and and defendant on
the grounds of abandonment and dessrtion of
iSs5. and for neglect and refusal of defendant TO
make suitable or any provisions for plaintiffs
support, aud on account of the habltGal drunk
ennes- of the defendant.
And yoU are hereby notified that if you fail TO
an n-wer he said complaint as above required, the
plaintiff Will apply TO the Court fer the relief
demanded in said complaint.
49,. Witness the = Hon. Roger s Greene.
So, Judge Of said District Court, and the
S--Ai'' seal Of said Court. this 2Jth day of
-~s-- October. =. D., 1856.
JAMES SEAVEY. Clerk.
BRADSHAW * SLCus. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Petition for Distribution.
~ THE TE1BATE COT-ET OP IEFFEE-nS C0UN
wA=iuSGToS TERU.ITOEY.

~ The rElBATE CpTET OP JEFFEE~oS COUNTY,
wA=iIISGToS TERUITOEY.
In the matter OF tn Estate of Clara F. D0dd
G,-. caS.i.
Notice CT hearing petition for Distribution.
Notice i hereby gwen that William DodG,
hayiu- flied in tbis Court his pc:irIou asking for
III" distribution Of The estate of Clara +. DOGi.
deceased. to him. So The surviving husband Of
said deceased and the sole person entitled there
to- upon his giving bonds ~ required by law.
the hearing OF which has been fixed by said
Couri for Monday. the eth day of JANUARY \.
ID. iNS1. At 10 O'Clock =. IN. of said dav at the
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and there to appear and show cause. If auv there
be why the said petition should not lac granted
and an order made.
Dated December lI.h. INS:
j. j. II. VAN BOKKELEN,
JHdgcPTObL;c Court and Ex-Onicio Clerk.
, 1887-01-06

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